Hello RapiDoc Team,
I've encountered an issue where the left navigation menu (API Store, Operations, etc.) is completely hidden when viewing the official RapiDoc demo page in Safari on a macOS desktop.
The issue appears to be a responsive layout detection error specific to the Safari browser environment, as the element is explicitly hidden by CSS.
Environment Details:
RapiDoc Demo URL: https://rapidocweb.com/examples/lead-mode-dark.html (or any official demo page)
Browser: Safari (Tested on version 14.1.3)
Operating System: macOS (Desktop)
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the RapiDoc demo page in the specified Safari version on a desktop/laptop.
The left navigation bar is immediately missing.
Observed Behavior (The Root Cause):
Using the Safari Developer Tools, I confirmed that the element responsible for the left navigation bar is being incorrectly styled by the application's CSS/JavaScript:
The element has the style properties: display: none and width: 0.
This occurs even when the viewport is set to a standard desktop resolution (e.g., 1920 x 1080), indicating an error in how RapiDoc detects or calculates the viewport size/browser environment, causing it to incorrectly trigger the mobile/hidden layout mode.
Hello RapiDoc Team,
I've encountered an issue where the left navigation menu (API Store, Operations, etc.) is completely hidden when viewing the official RapiDoc demo page in Safari on a macOS desktop.
The issue appears to be a responsive layout detection error specific to the Safari browser environment, as the element is explicitly hidden by CSS.
Environment Details:
RapiDoc Demo URL: https://rapidocweb.com/examples/lead-mode-dark.html (or any official demo page)
Browser: Safari (Tested on version 14.1.3)
Operating System: macOS (Desktop)
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the RapiDoc demo page in the specified Safari version on a desktop/laptop.
The left navigation bar is immediately missing.
Observed Behavior (The Root Cause):
Using the Safari Developer Tools, I confirmed that the element responsible for the left navigation bar is being incorrectly styled by the application's CSS/JavaScript:
The element has the style properties: display: none and width: 0.
This occurs even when the viewport is set to a standard desktop resolution (e.g., 1920 x 1080), indicating an error in how RapiDoc detects or calculates the viewport size/browser environment, causing it to incorrectly trigger the mobile/hidden layout mode.